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Walmart camping isn't glamorous, but it is free and very convenient. These secrets will enhance your Walmart experience.
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It has been 4 years since out last stay here and this park does not disappoint. Since it is a provincial government campground, it does not have all the facilities and amenities of a private one. However, I didn't stay here for that anyways. This campground like most BC government campgrounds provide much more room and space for their sites. There are a variety of sites here from smaller ...
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LOVED this park! Plan to come back every year! Awesome pool, rented a golf cart, fishing, nature trail. Super quiet and everyone there was friendly. Pull thru sites were long enough for our 42 foot fifth wheel and 2 vehicles with room to spare!
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Really good! Clean, level, shady. FHU with cable. And -surprise- a lounge! Serving cocktails, beer, and pizza. Plus a couple of video gaming machines. Big rig friendly and lake access. Good gravel throughout. Glad we picked Camp Lakewood for a stopover.
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Huge, level pad pull-through site. Very clean park and not all over each other. Plenty of space!
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The Catoma Loop is FHU with concrete pads, the Antioch Loop is water/electric (I didn't see the Antioch Loop, so this is a review of the Catoma Loop only). Lots of trees, lots of privacy, level/concrete pads. Two way roads, so you can easily position yourself properly in the pull-thru sites. For this campground, don't add your rig's length as a filter on recreation.gov because do...
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This park was created in the Sherlock Park neighborhood of East Grand Forks following a massive flood in 1997. The campsites are mostly pull-through and large enough to accommodate almost any RV. The hookups were well placed and easy to access. The campground is bordered by a highway on the north end, but overall the noise was not that bad. The streets beginning with sites 29 and 73 (listed as...
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Easy access from I-95 via SR 44. My 7 day stay here was absolutely fantastic. Easy check in ( reservations were easy also), staff was very helpful, & friendly with good suggestions. Store had some good selections, cheap ice & propane & mail service. A gated entrance was appreciated. My site was closest to the entrance, office & pool. I absolutely loved it. My daughter parked outside the gate, & e...
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Very convenient to I-75, easy access, interior roads great, staff was very friendly & helpful. I really enjoyed the shade of many trees & the pool. Ahhh, yes the pool was not huge, but i had it to myself. Quite a pleasant experience overall.
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Nicely kept park with interesting history. Park is divided N/S with Union General street names to the North and Confederate General street names to the South, and lies on a former Civil War battleground. No ghosts... Nice dog park and overall layout.
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This is a clean, well-maintained quaint campground that is directly across the street from a small beach area and pub. The sites did not include sewer and cable TV, and over-the-air TV did not exist. Our site was primarily grass and well-spaced from our neighbors; I am guessing that each site was about 35-feet wide. There were additional sites in a back area that were more rustic and situated on a...
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Nice campground right off the highway. Easy access and great for a short stay to visit the area's attractions. This campground is relatively new so shady spots are limited. There is a really nice pool that is wheelchair accessible and a nice dog run and area. The only downside is that it is close to the highway, so you will hear traffic noise. For a few nights, it didn't really bother us...
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We have stayed here a few times to capitalize on nearby restaurants and we find this location very pleasant. The sites are well thought-out and quite a few allow pull-through for site access. There is a nice community assembly building and field area. If you do not book a site with W/E/S the dumping station is easy access. There is a limited play area for children but no type of swimming access. T...
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We’ve stayed at Pioneer Creek 3 years in a row, and plan to go back again next season. Wonderful park, with super nice people! Lots of activities, to boot! You won’t be bored here!
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Our site was #6 in the Upper Improved CG. It was plenty long, shady, had a large picnic area, but difficult to back into because of a concrete curb on the opposite side of the road. Lots of ants (large ones), so we decided not to let the dogs use their pen. In my opinion, the best back-in sites would be 29 (private, but you may need to move the picnic table onto the grass), 5 (very similar to o...
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Great stay at Beacon Hill in our 32 foot RV. Transients should ask to stay in the upper section which is very quiet, level, and better shaded than the lower section. Sites are gravel and level. The lower section has level sites but the road and walking areas are sloped. The lower appears to be mostly long term seasonal residents. The park is within walking distance of a couple of furniture stores ...
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Such a special place in beautiful Balsam, NC. The owners and their crew keep this quiet, beautiful campground in pristine condition. Our site was next to the small creek. The summer temperatures were exactly what we wanted for our mountain escape. The rhododendrons bloom all over the campground, their smell mixed with the mist and sounds of the creek is better than a spa. We made our reservation t...
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This was a fantastic campground, just an added bonus that it was right next to the digging field for diamonds. There was a short walk from the campground to the visitors center and you were allowed to leave and come back any time on your ticket day, which was super convenient. Our site was really out of level on all directions but very private. The tree cover really helped to keep the temperatu...
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The park was pricey for the amenities - the pad was uneven dirt, hookups very basic - but you're camping next to a TIGER. That was worth the experience right there, to hear them being chatty in the mornings and evenings as you're sitting at your table. Very cool experience! There are only a handful of sites, but they were easy to navigate. The park is close to Eureka Springs as well,...
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This was a fantastic little park right off the interstate. Level gravel sites, room between neighbors, clean and nicely landscaped. There was some road noise but not noticeable with our AC on. Perfect pull through for our one night stay.
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Here is the simple way I built a “table” that spans my battery boxes to support my generator above them, and how you might do the same.
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This article will explain why this RV water filter is your best option for clean water and how DirtGUARD makes your inline filter even better. We’ll also show you some of CLEAR2O’s other products that may fit better to your RV or camping lifestyle.
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